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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1945

Page

4

Leaves of Grabs and Whitman Echoes in Georgia News

A scrambled prose fragment quotes Walt Whitman on American character and remarks on the fate of free speech. The text references a visit by Ben Rountree arriving tomorrow from Millsap College Jackson Miss, to stay with his parents Mr. and Mrs HG Rountree for a few days. The piece intertwines literary allusion with local notice of a student’s travel.

Ben Rountree Millsap College Jackson Miss HG Rountree

Visitor Honored At Evening Party In Frew

Jean Underwood of Frew lay Abuse guest of Miss Mary Katherine Rountree at a prom night dance in her home 342 Pontiac avenue. Forty guests enjoyed games, dancing, lunch, and wafers as roses and hydrangeas decorated the house. Mrs Henry Wyatt Weed and granddaughter Gloria Weed returned to Atlanta after visiting Miss Phoebe Weed. Virginia Weiss and Norma Weiss of Montgomery are guests in Dothan with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford. William Revel stationed at Manhattan, Kansas has joined his wife Catherine Matthews visiting Ozark. he will return to Kansas next week.

Mice Jean Underwood Mary Kather E Rountree Miss Rountree Pontiac Avenue Henry Wyatt Weed Gloria Weed Atlanta Phoebe, Weed Virginia Norma Weiss Montgomery Dothan Dr. Anc Robert Crawford Willam Revel Manhattan Kansas Catherine Matthews and My A. D. Matthews Ozark Lowell Black and Sons Jim and Jerry J. C Haynes Haynes Ethel Tankersley Luverne

Shower Honors Miss Carolyn Mullins at South Andrews Home

A village shower for Miss Carolyn Mullins was hosted at Mrs Jett Orr home on South Andrews. Guests included Mrs J H Bove presiding, refreshments served by several Corners and Mullins kin, with gifts presented by Miss Faye Dove and a long list of attendees.

Carolyn Mullar Jett Orr South St Andrews Jett Mullis Dorothy Mullins Betty Orr Emmie Moody Faye Dove H Dave Lasvetre Horn Jack Korneg EL E Vann Andie Newton Beatrice Moods Waller Kororaay Raymond Kornegay Geors Cunningham Susie Keowle Emme Moody Husky Chan Kormegay Hi. C. Williams Leon Redding J. Love J. H. Weathers Jesse Powell H. DB. Sinckland Ralph Dykes Floyd Kelley R. L. Mulins Dennis Johny Cas Gilmer Willamson Charles Brinks Fred Dsaxes Oa Casey Cas Snot Allo Brinks

Miss Toole Birthday Party At Cottonwood Home

Betty Jean Toole entertained a group at her Cottonwood route one residence Saturday night for a sixteenth birthday celebration. Guests included Henry Walford Doris Elmore Robert Sellers and many others with families and relatives attending.

Betty Jean Toole Cottonwood Route One Henry Walford Doris Elmore Robert Sellers Jiclen Adams Carl Sellers Madie Hatcher Mortis Adams Christine Condrey Troy Hatcher Blondie Granger James Sellers Audrey Jones Theo Hall Dewey Sellers Mary Hall Dan Jones Lette V. Condrey Leslie Jones Lessie B. Fail

J. R. Floyd Honored At Birthday Dinner

J R Floyd of Cottonseed was honored Sunday at a dinner at his home for his 69th birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J R Floyd and children Herewell Lou and Ear Gere and Eleator, Mr and Mrs Burary Floyd and daughter, Bob De Sear, Mr and Mrs Lanche Floyd and son, Robert Ever, Mr and Mrs Brady Richards of Columbus Ga, Mr and Mrs Gere Jones, Mr and Mrs Riley Brown and son Lovern, Mr and Mrs Sheppard of Dothan, Mr and Mrs Charlie Hunt, Corporal Lemmie Jones, Private Jimmy Starling of Fort Benning, Miss Wile Mae Elmore, Huth and James Elmore, Levoyd Bowers, Gene Matherv, Mrs Evlas Floyd and Mrs Johnson of Ashford.

J OR Flood Cottonscod Honerey Sundey JR. Floyd Herewell Lou Ear Gere Eleator Merk Burary Fluva Bob de Sear Lanche Floyd Rovert Ever Brady Richards Columbus Ga Gere Jones Riley Brown Lovern Mora Sheppard Dothan Charlie Hunt JC. Floyd Bunnie Agnes Sneil Harsey Chavers Lemmie Jones Jimmy Starling Fort Benning Wile Mae Elmore Huth James Elmore Levoyd Bowers Gene Matherv Evlas Floyd Johnson Ashford

Family Reunion Held At Enterprise Home

A Sunday family reunion picnic gathered at Enterprise at the home of Mrs. Naame Bowden. Numerous relatives attended including Williford Ramsey Moore Bowden and Brown families with many named members listed among attendees.

Enterprise Home Enterprise Naame Bowden Jewell Williford Pauline Williford J. P. Ramsey Willie Jean Ramsey Tommy Marty Reba Ramsey Linda Nell Ramsey Albert Ramsey Wylline Ramsey O. H. Moore Anna Gilley Buster Bowden Bobby Bouden Wayne Bowden Charlie Brown A. M. Bowden Mary Brown Sammie Bouden

Birthday fete honors J D Nolin in family gathering

A large group of friends and relatives gathered at Imus home to honor J D Nolin on his fifty eighth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J D Nolin, Dan Nolin, the Skipper and Scott families, Dr. and Mrs. Detheridae, the Martins, the Olive and Bass households, and many others. Guests played games, enjoyed an ice course, and shared in the celebration with numerous children present.

J. D. Nolin Imus Dan Nolin B. Skipper A. Scott James Clyde Jasper Scott Mary Jim Robbie Nell Betty Detheridae Anna. Willam Billy Joe Irby Gene Martin J. M. Olive Bill Skipper Willis Butler Leon Dudley Bass Arthur Bass Dell Battles Roy Dickerson Curtis Hedge Carlos R. L. Bowman Windell Bobby Mack M. Olive Durell McCardle Eloise and Ray Peggy Skipper Harvey Danford Doris Elizabeth Betty Jo Sadie McCardle C. T. Watson Hobby McGeee Virginia Ruby Arring D W Shealy Jack Battles Walter Wyat Bishop Sassanett Joyce Jean Shealy Tallahassee Fla Helen Durham Don Lewis Audrey Mae Guy Tommie Far Riley Betty Joan Hathaway Alvie Lewis Jean Ramhil Weny Beally Johnnie Mae Nowell Jane Barnhill Haighd Howard Patrie

Foster Sims Wedding Told

Mrs Tiella Sims of 205 West Savannahs street announces the marriage of her daughter Frances Foster to Private Frankie M. Foster of Richmond Kentucky and Camp Rucker. The ceremony was held August 25 in the post chapel at Camp Rucker. The couple will depart for a weekend trip to Richmond. Lt Colonel Russ White, who served in the Pacific area, is in town for thirty days visiting his wife Alice Welch and their son Terry.

Tiella Sims West Savannas Street Frances Frankie M. Foster Richmond Camp Rucker Russ White Pacific Alice Welch Terry

Birth Announcements for Hicks, McCranes, Parramore and Holmes

Sergeant and Mrs Andrew C Hicks Jr announce a daughter August 27 to Mr and Mrs Menderson of Headland. A. L. McCrane and family announce a daughter Joyce Ans born August 27 at 407 E Selma Street. Durward Kenneth Parramore born August 29. his mother Inez Starleg, route two, his father stationed at San Pedro California. Carl Holmes and Estelle Whatley announce a son David Albert born August 27 in a local hospital. the lieutenant is stationed at Norfolk Virginia.

Andrew C Hicks, Jr Laws Wayne Camp Rucker Hospital Mie Hicks Orbele A. L. McCranes Selma Street Joyce Ans Durward Parramore Parramore Durward Kenneth Inez Starleg San Pedro Catafornia Igs Carl Holmes David Albert Holmes Estelle Whatley Leadland Lieut Norfolk

Soldier at Camp Hood Texas after visit with family

Pfc. E. M. Adams departed Monday for Camp Hood Texas after thirty days with his wife and parents Mr and Mrs W Calvin Adams. He seldom returned from the European Theater. Mrs. E J Strickland leaves tonight for Crocker Missouri called there by the serious illness of her granddaughter Maxine Sullivan daughter of Master Sergeant and Mrs S M Sullivan.

E. M. Adams Camp Hood Texas W. Calvin Adams Pfc. Adams E. J. Strickland Wiih Crocker, Mo Maxine Sullivan Master Sergeant S. M. Sullivan

Birthday Luncheon Near Slocomb Celebrates Seamon Bedsole

Seamon Bedsole marked his thirtieth birthday with a luncheon at his home near Slocomb. Attending were friends and family including Wille Bedsole, Mr and Mrs Jiuey Bedscle, Mrs Wi Sep Bru sole, Mr and Mrs Bat Wat, and many others from Slocomb, Columbus, Graceville, and Macon.

Seamon Hevesi Inti Slocomb Reule Ore Wille Bedsole Jiuey Deve Skinner Sam Hinson Daisy Ballicom Les Graceville Elmer Vanlandingham Sue Sad Jimmy Martha Vanlandingham Macon, Ga Raymond Tew Sara Jean Glenda Gloria Asle Hartfora

Veteran Honored At Dinner Party In Newville

Mr. and Mrs. Arizona Brannon hosted a Sunday dinner for their son Loyd Brannon who recently left the Army after three years with the Fifth Army overseas. Attendees included Idas Brannon family, Mrs. Carlton Adams of Columbus, Mrs. Richmond Mering of Newville, Mrs. Carrie V. Exum and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Faison of Headland, and Floy Hall and Mrs. Whalen. Floy Hall and Mrs. Whalen had returned from a visit to Panama City.

Arizona Brannon Newville Route One Loyd Fifth Army Brannon Loyd Brannon Idas Brannon Carlton Adams Columbus Richmond Mering Carrie V. Exum

Notable servicemen listed aboard ships abroad

Absolute Press reports additional servicemen announced overseas. Names include First Lieutenant Williams Middlebrook, 213 N Aber 52, aboard The Claymont Victory. Barton, Gaddis Brown, and Enoch Gainer of Sloroma aboard The Bug. Howard Y. Lucan and Privkie Jesu aboard The RK, VU Victory in New York.

First Loesterast Willams Middlebronk N. Aber Claymont Barton Pic Gaddis T. Brown Enoch Gainer Sloroma Bug Hele Af Bost Pie Howard YT Lucran Privkie Jesu Ures Pein Genes New York

British Navy reports first major Pacific war losses

The British Navy suffered its first major Pacific war casualties as Japanese forces sank the 35,010 ton battleship Prince of Wales and the 32,000 ton battle cruiser Repulse off Malaya on December 10. The losses mark a sharp shift in naval balance early in the conflict.

Malaya

Scrambled OCR Note On Social Visit In New York City

A fragmented notice mentions Mrs E D McBayott and Thomas Patrick of New York City arriving Tuesday for a visit with Mrs Whalen and Mrs Devers mother. The line ends with incomplete phrases about a Mr and Mrs Joony and others and a return.

E. D. McBavott Thomas Patrick New Et X City hfeDevers Thomas J. Whalen

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United States Coramon K. Apeerh Walt Whitman Carolyn Mullins Sanders Brothers Pabnan Harden Miss Toole Mrs. Shealy J. R. Floyd Mr. Nolin Clyde B. Ezell Camp Rotinsoy Arkansas Fort Ord California P PF Ewell Tussc Ter Ernest Nasty Columbia Q YT Patterson Columbus, Ga N. C. Patterson Foster-Sims Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop East Main Lydia E Pinkham Pinkham Nature Floy Hall Panama City ARES Sis Mrs. Joony Wipelm Tomer Henry G. Gwaltney I Welin Poplin Bayons E. Main Street Blumenfeld
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